You post can just simply be summarized as don’t invest base on the advice you get from the forum or anywhere entirely. Just do some research and invest what you can invest. I don’t believe most of even the members that comes out to say they sold some certain properties to acquire bitcoin, I see it as just click bait or merit fishing as the forum calls it. The percentage of people that actually sold for real did that with properties that they do not use or have in numbers and with this they can do away without one. Aside this it is never advisable to sell your properties for bitcoin.

Another reason people invest most of these properties into bitcoin is basically for profit and that is not enough good reason to invest in it. People feel like bitcoin wouldn’t have a low again after the halving but that is not true because based on the time even proposed for bitcoin mining to stop I think even a bitcoin worth $100k is still low considering the year since it’s inception to now and how the price grows and how many years left for that.

So do not copy invest, invest what you can to because this gives you freedom to hodl for long and that is the most safest way to earn profits in bitcoin

If anyone here is investing to show off then such person doesn't have sense of reasoning because those whom you think of pleasing doesn't know whether its true investment or not. At some point many people would think is a lie so why stressing yourself to sell a landed property to invest in bitcoin knowing too well that doesn't add any value to you rather taking a deadly risk.
Does the person knowns the feature of what bitcoin would likely turn out to be?
The answer is "No" but we are optimistic and passionate that something good could like happen whereby bitcoin price would hit another ATH.

I don't think anybody is forced to invest into bitcoin, if a person feels pressured by the success stories of other members, they will never make the right decisions for themselves. And it could lead them to make uncalculated decisions. Hence, your advise is valuable, but will rarely make any change for a person with high fantasies for riches and believes bitcoin will take him there in a short period. It's not intimidation, I think such people impose it on themselves and were not able to control their desperation to earn big through bitcoin. Such people, after selling properties, also add bad PR to bitcoin, if their weirdest dreams didn't come through. As a good number of pressured investors don't hold for a long time.

I don't think people do it to show off. Most people that invest without having an understanding of Bitcoin just want to make a profit, which is good because that is the whole idea of investing, but it's not right to just dive into something without understanding at least the basics of that thing.
Most of these guys don't just want to miss out on an opportunity. It's why people easily fall for shitcoin scams and Ponzi schemes. When a person is too eager and desperate to make quick money, they'll most likely fall into the wrong hands.

 
Actually, it depends.
People borrow to start up businesses. A business can be seen as a form of investment.
There are crypto traders who have people invest with them. They collect money from people, trade the money, and give the investors their share of the profit. A Very risky business, I don't advise it. 
Personally (and this is not financial advice in any way), I think it is only okay to borrow for an investment when you have in-depth knowledge of that particular investment, with some experience. And even as you borrow, make sure it's something that you'll be able to land on your feet if things go wrong.

This is a generally accepted warning most especially to newbies who seems to be the most excited set of people here to always announce their bitcoin investment and how much bitcoin they are worth in the bitcoin accumulation model, not minding or taking into account what the risk of buying bitcoin at the wrong time is.

I saw a few guys opening a buy position at the current Bitcoin price, it is not entirely a bad idea anyways but buying at a high price is considered as buyi g under due rest and that won't be a good idea in the long run.

at the end of the day, remember that it is yourself that has the final say to what you will do with your funds. you can read about other opinions and unsolicited suggestions, but you need to be firm about your decision as this may influence your financial stability if you made wrong choices.
i understand, a lot wants to earn big money on this market, however, they will soon understand that there's more to this than meets the eye in this market, once they are losing some of their investments.

You invest because you believe in Bitcoin and want to get rich. If you buy bitcoin to impress someone, it is not investment. If you create a topic and write you sold something to buy bitcoin, to impress someone here, you do it with other intention like making impression to get merit.

Invest with your money and don't over invest. Because investment is risky and you can lose money. If you can not have profit, it is terrible if you have to pay loan interest for your investment which is made by a loan.

If you invest all money you have, you can not afford to lose it all.

If you reached the point wherein you need to sell something important to buy bitcoin and impress forum members that you obviously don't know anyway, then you have a serious problem about vanity and not money. Selling a lot of your assets to go all in on one thing is definitely a foolish choice, even if the asset in question it bitcoin or crypto. Even crypto millionaires advise against betting all of your money on one certain asset, and it's always best to diversify.

Research before spending something. That should always be the mantra of newbies on every new venture they're looking to get inside of and not just bitcoin in general.

I don't think that those people that have done it is for boasting or impressing other people. But it is more of a FOMO that they think they'll be left behind whenever Bitcoin soars. Yeah, it's a mistake that no one should do again when they're unsure of what path they're about to take. We've seen a lot that did it but only few succeeded.

That's true, you only invest what you can afford to lose. Let's just stick in reality because this is a highly volatile market and if you're for the quick money, you may be successful doing that but much likely that you won't. This is a long game market unless you're a professional trader that can conduct analysis and understands what you do because that's your industry. But for a newbie that just heard out people making money off trading, you have to do better and be more patient.